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Old 12-11-2014, 01:44 PM
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Originally Posted by baba222 View Post
Hello,

If you have sensory SFN and are on lyrica or neurotin and are one of the lucky few who have had regeneration,

was it best to maximize the dose to experience the least pain or try to dose down and document the symptoms.

I have not had full pain control anyway, but every now and then can "take" the symptoms. But when try to get off, symptoms come back full force.

Any suggestions?
Hi Baba, I don't know if regeneration has occured, perhaps a little more strength is evident. But among the hundreds of threads here I remember someone writing that after the passage of time the pain will be replaced by something else. I feel fortunate that that I no longer take hydrocodone or Gabapentin. I still have pain but not bad enough to make me dangerous while driving.(Gas and brake pedal problems). I know that you are still early on with this affliction. If you "dose down" and pay a hefty price, perhaps it is not time yet. I take Tylenol w/codein and they are not nearly as analgesic as I would like. I can forget a 7:00am pill and not realize it untill around noon. Perhaps a persons tolerance changes as well. If you try and fail, it is not a failure on your part because you are still seeking, pushing, experimenting, and owning your life. Try again later, the outcome may be different. Good luck, Ken in Texas.
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